2010, ISBN: 9780199594993

Sydney, Australia: Alternative Pub. Co-operative, 1980 The cover has light wear. The edges of the book are somewhat tanned. 276 pages. Books listed here are not stored at the shop. Please… Mehr…

Sydney, Australia: Alternative Pub. Co-operative, 1980 The cover has light wear. The edges of the book are somewhat tanned. 276 pages. Books listed here are not stored at the shop. Please contact us if you want to pick up a book from Newtown.. Paper Back. Very Good. Size E: 8"-9" Tall (203-228mm)., Alternative Pub. Co-operative, 1980, 3, Academic Foundation, 2006. Hardcover. New. Europe is changing and reinventing itself. The enlargement of the European Union to 25 members in May 2004, and even more in the future, will not change so much the global weight of Europe in the world economy as its economic geography. The entry of the Central and Eastern European countries marks in particular the culmination of an intense process of economic integration which widens the production cost matrix within which European firms are operating, while also expanding the EU market. This constitutes a formidable new order not only for all the European companies, but also for those that wish to establish themselves in Europe or those that have to face competition from firms operating within a Greater Europe. This is in particular the case of India for which Europe remains her largest trading partner and a major technology supplier. Hence a special chapter on this case study. Europe After Enlargement : Economic Challenges for EU and India by Jean-Joseph Boillot collects varies ideas and comes at a time of changes not only for Europe, when the continent is de facto and de jure overcoming its past divisions and extending into the largest single market in the world. But for the world at large, at a time when the re-organisation of the European productive space interacts with globalisation and the emerging and consolidation of new powers. Hence, this publication comes at a time of change for the EU/India partnership as well, at a time when their relations enter a new phase of development and become strategic. Jean-Joseph Boillot collects analysis of the new geographical trends in the European economy and focuses the debate surrounding the extension of the European Union by highlighting the discovery of new internal sources by the European competitiveness by means of EU enlargement and by stressing challenges ahead. In doing so, Mr Boillot’s publication stimulates the debate and looks at the possible European development and at the challenges ahead also from an Indian perspective, raising interesting points for discussions and further investigation into the economic dynamics of this historic EU enlargement.” — Francisco da Câmara Gomes Ambassador, European Union, Delegation of the European Commission to India, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka As India opens up to the world, Indians will need better information on those parts of the world that matter. Jean-Joseph Boillot`s book fills an urgent need. Its discussion of the new members of the European Union is particularly valuable: they are potentially India`s competitors of the EU market, but could be transformed by more perceptive businessmen into bases for penetrating the bastion of the EU.” — Ashok V. Desai Consultant Editor, The Telegraph, New Delhi This book provides a lucid explanation to the process of European integration and its impact on the Indian trade and capital flows with respect to Europe. The author has shown a depth of understanding of economic problems in both the eastern and the western European region. I recommend it highly for the scholars interested in European integration and policymakers and diplomats of both Europe and India.” — Prof. B.B. Bhattacharya Vice-Chancellor, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Enlargement — in fact, the reunification of Europe — has changed the nature of the EU. Understanding what it means and where it leads to is essential for all the partners of Europe. Having for a decade observed the enlargement process from the West and from the East, Jean-Joseph Boillot was uniquely equipped to analyse it and grasp its consequences. His comprehensive and timely book is an achievement.” — Prof. Jean Pisani-Ferry Director, Brussels European and Global Economic Laboratory (Bruegel) Professor, University of Paris-Dauphine A fascinating and eminently readable Printed Pages: 176., Academic Foundation, 2006, 6, Anmol Publications Pvt. Ltd., 2000. Hardcover. New. Small Scale Industry can play an important role in dispersal of national income and reducing unemployment, thereby improving the quality of life of the majority of the population of India. There are about 25 lakh SSI units in India employing millions of persons and it constitutes about 98% of the total number of industrial units available in the country. It is seen that the performance of industrial sector is unsatisfactory. Major challenge before this sector today is lack of professional management. There are about 15000 management consultants in India, mostly concentrated in the metros and other bigger and capital cities. However, taking into account poor performance of small scale industrial sector, it appears that either management consultants are not able to cope with the real management consultancy demand of this sector or their services are too costly or the quality of their services is poor and they are not able to solve the real management problems of the SSI or there is lack of awareness on the part of small units about the usefulness of the management consultants. Therefore, it is high time that the real problems are ascertained and remedial action suggested. This book identifies the real reasons underlying under-utilisation of management consultancy services by SSIs and offers practical suggestions. As such it is expected to be very useful too the small scale sector, management consultants, policy makers, financial/developmental institutions including banks and research/ academic/ management institutes of not only India but other developing countries having similar socio-economic profile. Printed Pages: 266., Anmol Publications Pvt. Ltd., 2000, 6, OUP Oxford. Very Good/Very Good. 2010. Hard Cover. 8vo 16.3 x 3.1 x 23.7 cm 0199594996 Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership marks. 428 pages clean and tight. 2 small price tickets on dj flap. For many Europeans, the persistence of America's death penalty is a stark reminder of American otherness. The practice of state killing is an archaic relic, a hollow symbol that accomplishes nothing but reflects a puritanical, punitive culture - bloodthirsty in its pursuit of retribution. In debating capital punishment, the usual rhetoric points to America's deviance from the western norm: civilized abolition and barbaric retention; 'us' and 'them'. This remarkable new study by a leading social thinker sweeps aside the familiar story and offers a compelling interpretation of the culture of American punishment. It shows that the same forces that led to the death penalty's abolition in Europe once made America a pioneer of reform. That democracy and civilization are not the enemies of capital punishment, though liberalism and humanitarianism are. Making sense of today's differences requires a better understanding of American society and its punishments than the standard rhetoric allows. Taking us deep inside the world of capital punishment, the book offers a detailed picture of a peculiar institution - its cultural meaning and symbolic force for supporters and abolitionists, its place in the landscape of American politics and attitudes to crime, its constitutional status and the legal struggles that define it. Understanding the death penalty requires that we understand how American society is put together - the legacy of racial violence, the structures of social power, and the commitment to radical, local majority rule. Shattering current stereotypes, the book forces us to rethink our understanding of the politics of death and of punishment in America and beyond. ., OUP Oxford, 2010, 3<

2010, ISBN: 9780199594993

OUP Oxford. Very Good/Very Good. 2010. Hard Cover. 8vo 16.3 x 3.1 x 23.7 cm 0199594996 Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine. No own… Mehr…

OUP Oxford. Very Good/Very Good. 2010. Hard Cover. 8vo 16.3 x 3.1 x 23.7 cm 0199594996 Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership marks. 428 pages clean and tight. 2 small price tickets on dj flap. For many Europeans, the persistence of America's death penalty is a stark reminder of American otherness. The practice of state killing is an archaic relic, a hollow symbol that accomplishes nothing but reflects a puritanical, punitive culture - bloodthirsty in its pursuit of retribution. In debating capital punishment, the usual rhetoric points to America's deviance from the western norm: civilized abolition and barbaric retention; 'us' and 'them'. This remarkable new study by a leading social thinker sweeps aside the familiar story and offers a compelling interpretation of the culture of American punishment. It shows that the same forces that led to the death penalty's abolition in Europe once made America a pioneer of reform. That democracy and civilization are not the enemies of capital punishment, though liberalism and humanitarianism are. Making sense of today's differences requires a better understanding of American society and its punishments than the standard rhetoric allows. Taking us deep inside the world of capital punishment, the book offers a detailed picture of a peculiar institution - its cultural meaning and symbolic force for supporters and abolitionists, its place in the landscape of American politics and attitudes to crime, its constitutional status and the legal struggles that define it. Understanding the death penalty requires that we understand how American society is put together - the legacy of racial violence, the structures of social power, and the commitment to radical, local majority rule. Shattering current stereotypes, the book forces us to rethink our understanding of the politics of death and of punishment in America and beyond. ., OUP Oxford, 2010, 3<

2010, ISBN: 0199594996

[EAN: 9780199594993], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: OUP Oxford], Jacket, Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership marks… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780199594993], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: OUP Oxford], Jacket, Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership marks. 428 pages clean and tight. 2 small price tickets on dj flap. For many Europeans, the persistence of America's death penalty is a stark reminder of American otherness. The practice of state killing is an archaic relic, a hollow symbol that accomplishes nothing but reflects a puritanical, punitive culture - bloodthirsty in its pursuit of retribution. In debating capital punishment, the usual rhetoric points to America's deviance from the western norm: civilized abolition and barbaric retention; 'us' and 'them'. This remarkable new study by a leading social thinker sweeps aside the familiar story and offers a compelling interpretation of the culture of American punishment. It shows that the same forces that led to the death penalty's abolition in Europe once made America a pioneer of reform. That democracy and civilization are not the enemies of capital punishment, though liberalism and humanitarianism are. Making sense of today's differences requires a better understanding of American society and its punishments than the standard rhetoric allows. Taking us deep inside the world of capital punishment, the book offers a detailed picture of a peculiar institution - its cultural meaning and symbolic force for supporters and abolitionists, its place in the landscape of American politics and attitudes to crime, its constitutional status and the legal struggles that define it. Understanding the death penalty requires that we understand how American society is put together - the legacy of racial violence, the structures of social power, and the commitment to radical, local majority rule. Shattering current stereotypes, the book forces us to rethink our understanding of the politics of death and of punishment in America and beyond. Size: 8vo 16.3 x 3.1 x 23.7 cm, Books<